Victimization: A Thorn in the Side of Change Execution
Victimization Breeds Easily in Work Environments
Change Throws Gasoline on the Flames of Victimization
Stemming the Tide of Victimization
Via Amy Melendez
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LeanKit is a simple, visual project and process management tool that allows organizations to easily visualize and manage the flow of their work, while collaborating with team members to consistently deliver results.
Online, Visual Project Boards
In LeanKit, you map your organization’s processes onto virtual whiteboards. On each board the process steps are represented as vertical and horizontal lanes. Cards represent work items, which team members update and move from across the board as they complete their share of the work.
Rather than having to ask for status reports, managers and customers can just look at the board. Board updates are visible in seconds around the globe and e-mail alerts and RSS feeds are available, so you and your team can take immediate action to resolve issues before they turn into serious problems.
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March 5, 8:31 AM
This would work well for students collaborating on group projects. 
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the video http://leankit.com/product-tour/ looks nice, but I did't try it myself. Has anyone experiences with this tool? Delete the scoop?
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An 'old' model for a new world? Useful diagnostic for self and others. Via Ana Cristina Pratas, Jack Patterson, Dennis T OConnor, Gust MEES Delete the scoop?
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A powerful clip relaying the how effective the right words can be ...it will change your world, your classrooms, your students, your children.
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WOW! That video touched me! I nearly had tears in my eyes, a MUST watch! Keywords: Empathy, Emotional Intelligence, Human, Society, Daniel GOLEMAN, Howard GARDNER...
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December 6, 2012 7:57 AM
Thank you Richard, Tom and Sally for the rescoop, I hope you visit my post where this originated.
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Thank you Mithuhassan for the visit and rescoop.
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If your boss acts like this, get another job. And if someone like this works for you, fire them. Period.
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From the article:
"It’s a plagueVictimization is so prevalent today that it has become a defining characteristic of our times, yet it is sometimes difficult to see the devastating effect it has on individuals, organizations, and the whole of society. We live in an era where we hardly notice when people shirk their responsibilities, expect something or someone else to take care of their problem, or go underground with their complaints and suggestions because it would be too expensive to openly try to do something themselves. Victimization is becoming our norm, in part, because we are adjusting to its commonness. The tolerance for capitulating to this kind of mindset as an acceptable standard has reached unprecedented highs.
In virtually all aspects of society, the level of courage and discipline required to be an influencer seems to be in short supply and is becoming more rare all the time. At its current rate of growth, the victim mindset may become dominant in some settings where the majority of the people feel marginalized—including those in leadership positions. The result would be victims leading victims…not a formula for an optimistic outlook for our species."